JEHONN 4-in-1 Bathroom Tile Tub Scrubber with Long Handle, Upgraded Shower Cleaning Brush with Squeegee, 3 Different Function Scrub Brush Attachments Head for Bath, Bathtub, Floor, Wall, Baseboard

This is amazing! Not only does it scrub floors and squeegee up the water, it also has an interchangeable head to scrub the bath,shower,windows. The handle is telescopic so works for all heights. The bristles are sturdy and get right down into the floor. Used on tiles, laminate & vinyl flooring. Works very well. I bought both myself & my aunt one, as she has mobility & knee issues at 79 years of age. Its versatile and great value for money. Better than the one on tiktok that hasn't got the interchangeable head!

I have used this brush a few times now. I prefer it to the last one I had as it has a longer handle and I do not bend over so much. It is very lightweiht and can feel a bit fragile if I use any side to side strokes. Does the bathroom tiles well enough.

The brush head was smaller and lighter than expected at 20 x 8 cm (8 × 3") which makes it perfect to get behind toilet and in small places. It is a quality item and is cleverly designed. Easy to press button to turn handle direction around and interchange heads. I can use handle in 4 lengths to suit the job. There is also a soft touch grip to the handle. This one cleaning brush will replace my mop, heavy brush and floor cloth.

Product it self is great, spot on , easy to use and does the job well. The design of the handle isn’t great. Mine broke in half after only using it once as I put on a little pressure while using the scrubbing brush.

Bought this to scrub soap scum from a shower that a three people use. My daughter was keen to use the brush and assembled it quickly, and correctly. She happily set to work with a strong detergent and liked the initial results, then with two or three brush strokes the pole bent, we straightened it and she tried again at which point it bent almost to the point of snapping in twain. She is 5 foot tall and maybe 60 pounds after a big meal. Making the pole with pipe cleaners would be as effective, selling the brush as a hand-held item would have some semblance of integrity, sticking it on the end of a wet noodle is the height of design hubris, is it beyond modern materials technology to provide a stick? Also if you believe the handle is stainless steel as advertised I've got a bridge in Brooklyn you might be interested in.

I struggle with arthritis in my hips, so I can't bend down like I used to, the scourer attachment is perfect for cleaning the bath and the tiled bathroom walls. The scrubbing brush is great for a once a week thorough floor scrub, which I then maintain with a quick daily mop. Cleaning is so much quicker and easier.

Really pleased with this 4 - 1 Scrubber the quality of the long handle is very sturdy and easy to put together, the scrubbing brush has very hard bristles and should last a long time. I bought this because of my age and disabilities I cannot get down to clean my wet room floor and just using a mop does not keep it properly clean. Used the scrubber for a few minutes and what a difference to the wet room floor also not having to bend really helps the back. Using the squeegee to get rid of the water down the drain, brilliant. Attachments easy to change over, though not tried to use them yet but will use them for my walls. For the cost of the scrubber the standard of it is really good. Very good purchase.

I recently purchased the Tub Tile Scrub Brush 3to help tackle my bathroom cleaning needs. Overall, I've found it to be a useful and versatile tool, but it does have a few minor drawbacks. The brush comes with three interchangeable heads of different sizes and stiffness, which I've found quite handy for various cleaning tasks. The 360-degree swivel head is a nice feature, as it enables me to reach awkward angles and tight corners with ease. I also appreciate the ergonomically designed handle, which provides a comfortable grip and helps reduce hand fatigue during extended use. However, I have noticed that the bristles on the brush heads tend to wear down relatively quickly, especially when used on rougher surfaces or for more vigorous scrubbing. I would have liked to see more durable bristles for a longer-lasting cleaning experience. Additionally, the process of changing the brush heads could be more user-friendly, as it sometimes feels a bit fiddly. Despite these minor shortcomings, the Tub Tile Scrub Brush has proven to be a valuable addition to my cleaning arsenal. If you're looking for a versatile tool to help with your bathroom cleaning tasks, this brush might be worth considering. Just be prepared to replace the brush heads more often if you plan to use it regularly on tougher surfaces.